Carrying Soda on Board

If you've brought your own soda, is it bad form to drink it outside your cabin, e.g. on deck? What about in the buffet?

Thanks.

You can drink your soda pop anywhere you want at any time. So take your soda pop and have a great time. Any bar will gladly give you a glass with ice if you want it.

If you've brought your own soda, is it bad form to drink it outside your cabin, e.g. on deck? What about in the buffet?

 

Thanks.

I wouldn't worry about it. While I personally would not take it into one of the dining rooms, it's your soda, drink it where you want to. It's really nobody else's business.

Tom

If you've brought your own soda, is it bad form to drink it outside your cabin, e.g. on deck? What about in the buffet?

 

Thanks.

I drink my soda all over the ship. I see no issue with it if I did the leg work to bring it onboard. I don't think that bothers anyone.

On our April cruise I brought DDP in bottles and Diet Coke in cans for the girls (these were the forms that were on sale in Ft. Lauderdale). They took them anywhere they wished, including the dining room and were always provided with a glass of ice. Tacky? Maybe. DDP is not available on the ship at any price and Diet Coke at the grocery was 1/6 the cost of cans on the ship. I had happy girls. The cruise had already broken the bank!

Thanks for all the responses. It's DDP I'm planning to pack, although I think I'll draw the line at the dining room.

Thanks for all the responses. It's DDP I'm planning to pack, although I think I'll draw the line at the dining room.

We flew in a day early, and the hotel had a complimentary shuttle--tip the driver. Everything was totally easy.

Just a thought for consideration. We found for us the small 7 ounce cans are the easiest to carry on and the easiest to carry around the ship. Also, no waste or storage of partials needed, you can finish the entire can.

Am I correct, sadly, that RoyalC only allows one to bring canned soda on board, no bottles? I like diet mt dew, don't like drinking from cans.

On our April cruise I brought DDP in bottles and Diet Coke in cans for the girls (these were the forms that were on sale in Ft. Lauderdale). They took them anywhere they wished' date=' including the dining room and were always provided with a glass of ice. Tacky? Maybe. DDP is not available on the ship at any price and Diet Coke at the grocery was 1/6 the cost of cans on the ship. I had happy girls. The cruise had already broken the bank![/quote']

 

Tacky? I wouldn't think so. Not really anybody else's business what drinks the young ladies had.

 

Tom

Am I correct, sadly, that RoyalC only allows one to bring canned soda on board, no bottles? I like diet mt dew, don't like drinking from cans.

Perhaps the Royal Caribbean site can address this better.